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    Treatment of food processing industrial wastewater using two stages anaerobic system by Ibrahim, Muhammad Shahrul Shafendy

    Published 2014
    “…In this study, upflow anaerobic sludge bed (UASB) and hybrid-UASB (HUASB) reactors, were combined with anaerobic filter (AF) bioreactors forming two stages system to treat food processing industry wastewater. This study was focused on the performance of UASB-AF (R1) and HUASB-AF (R2) treatment systems and the granules development. …”
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    A study on stryhcnos potatorum and pisum sativum as natural coagulants for meat food processing wastewater by Pahazri, Nor Fadzilah

    Published 2018
    “…Wastewater generated from meat food processing industry has significant effects on the environment. …”
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    Stryhnos potatorum and Pisum sativum as natural coagulant for meat food processing wastewater treatment: isotherm studies by Pahazri, Nor Fadzilah, Mohd Apandi, Najeeha, Radin Mohamed, Radin Maya Saphira, Ramathasan Nagarajah, Ramathasan Nagarajah, Mohd Apandi, Affah, Mohd Radzuan, Rosmawanie, Shamine S. Moganathan, Shamine S. Moganathan

    Published 2023
    “…This study was to determine the flocculation performance of Stryhnos Potatorum (Nirmali seed) and Pisum Sativum (pea seed) as natural coagulants for treating meat food processing wastewater (MFPW). A lab-scale treatment tank was developed to evaluate the effectiveness of MFPW treatment.The flocculation process was evaluated in relation to adsorbent dosage (30–330 mg/L), pH (4–9) and mixing rate (100–350 rpm). …”
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    Stryhnos potatorum and Pisum sativum as natural coagulant for meat food processing wastewater treatment: isotherm studies by Pahazri, Nor Fadzilah, Mohd Apandi, Najeeha, Radin Mohamed, Radin Maya Saphira, Ramathasan Nagarajah, Ramathasan Nagarajah, Mohd Apandi, Affah, Mohd Radzuan, Rosmawanie, Shamine S. Moganathan, Shamine S. Moganathan

    Published 2023
    “…This study was to determine the flocculation performance of Stryhnos Potatorum (Nirmali seed) and Pisum Sativum (pea seed) as natural coagulants for treating meat food processing wastewater (MFPW). A lab-scale treatment tank was developed to evaluate the effectiveness of MFPW treatment.The flocculation process was evaluated in relation to adsorbent dosage (30–330 mg/L), pH (4–9) and mixing rate (100–350 rpm). …”
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    Stryhnos potatorum and Pisum sativum as natural coagulant for meat food processing wastewater treatment: isotherm studies by Pahazri, Nor Fadzilah, Mohd Apandi, Najeeha, Radin Mohamed, Radin Maya Saphira, Ramathasan Nagarajah, Ramathasan Nagarajah, Mohd Apandi, Affah, Mohd Radzuan, Rosmawanie, Shamine S. Moganathan, Shamine S. Moganathan

    Published 2022
    “…This study was to determine the flocculation performance of Stryhnos Potatorum (Nirmali seed) and Pisum Sativum (pea seed) as natural coagulants for treating meat food processing wastewater (MFPW). A lab-scale treatment tank was developed to evaluate the effectiveness of MFPW treatment.The flocculation process was evaluated in relation to adsorbent dosage (30–330 mg/L), pH (4–9) and mixing rate (100–350 rpm). …”
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    Stryhnos potatorum and Pisum sativum as natural coagulant for meat food processing wastewater treatment: isotherm studies by Pahazri, Nor Fadzilah, Mohd Apandi, Najeeha, Saphira Radin Mohamed, Radin Maya, Nagarajah, Ramathasan, Mohd Apandi, Affah, Mohd Radzuan, Rosmawanie, S. Moganathan, Shamine

    Published 2022
    “…This study was to determine the flocculation performance of Stryhnos Potatorum (Nirmali seed) and Pisum Sativum (pea seed) as natural coagulants for treating meat food processing wastewater (MFPW). A lab-scale treatment tank was developed to evaluate the effectiveness of MFPW treatment.The flocculation process was evaluated in relation to adsorbent dosage (30–330 mg/L), pH (4– 9) and mixing rate (100–350 rpm). …”
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    Stryhnos potatorum and Pisum sativum as natural coagulant for meat food processing wastewater treatment: isotherm studies by Pahazria, Nor Fadzilah, Mohd Apandi, Najeeha, Radin Mohamed, Radin Maya Saphira, Nagarajah, Ramathasan, Mohd Apandi, Affah, Mohd Radzuan, Rosmawanie, S. Moganathan, Shamine

    Published 2022
    “…This study was to determine the flocculation performance of Stryhnos Potatorum (Nirmali seed) and Pisum Sativum (pea seed) as natural coagulants for treating meat food processing wastewater (MFPW). A lab-scale treatment tank was developed to evaluate the effectiveness of MFPW treatment.The flocculation process was evaluated in relation to adsorbent dosage (30–330 mg/L), pH (4– 9) and mixing rate (100–350 rpm). …”
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    Stryhnos potatorum and Pisum sativum as natural coagulant for meat food processing wastewater treatment: isotherm studies by Pahazr, Nor Fadzilah, Mohd Apandi, Najeeha, Radin Mohamed, Radin Maya Saphira, Nagarajah, Ramathasan, Mohd Apandid, Affah, Mohd Radzuana, Rosmawanie, S. Moganathan, Shamine

    Published 2023
    “…This study was to determine the flocculation performance of Stryhnos Potatorum (Nirmali seed) and Pisum Sativum (pea seed) as natural coagulants for treating meat food processing wastewater (MFPW). A lab-scale treatment tank was developed to evaluate the effectiveness of MFPW treatment.The flocculation process was evaluated in relation to adsorbent dosage (30–330 mg/L), pH (4– 9) and mixing rate (100–350 rpm). …”
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    Stryhnos potatorum and Pisum sativum as natural coagulant for meat food processing wastewater treatment: isotherm studies by Pahazri, Nor Fadzilah, Mohd Apandi, Najeeha, Radin Mohamed, Radin Maya Saphira, Nagarajah, Ramathasan, Mohd Apandid, Affah, Mohd Radzuan, Rosmawanie, S. Moganathan, Shamine

    Published 2023
    “…This study was to determine the flocculation performance of Stryhnos Potatorum (Nirmali seed) and Pisum Sativum (pea seed) as natural coagulants for treating meat food processing wastewater (MFPW). A lab-scale treatment tank was developed to evaluate the effectiveness of MFPW treatment.The flocculation process was evaluated in relation to adsorbent dosage (30–330 mg/L), pH (4– 9) and mixing rate (100–350 rpm). …”
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    Stryhnos potatorum and Pisum sativum as natural coagulant for meat food processing wastewater treatment: isotherm studies by Pahazri, Nor Fadzilah, Mohd Apandi, Najeeha, Radin Mohamed, Radin Maya Saphira, Ramathasan Nagarajah, Ramathasan Nagarajah, Mohd Apandid, Affah, Mohd Radzuan, Rosmawanie, Shamine S. Moganathan, Shamine S. Moganathan

    Published 2022
    “…This study was to determine the flocculation performance of Stryhnos Potatorum (Nirmali seed) and Pisum Sativum (pea seed) as natural coagulants for treating meat food processing wastewater (MFPW). A lab-scale treatment tank was developed to evaluate the effectiveness of MFPW treatment.The flocculation process was evaluated in relation to adsorbent dosage (30–330 mg/L), pH (4– 9) and mixing rate (100–350 rpm). …”
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    A Sustainable Approach for Removing Organic Pollutants from Food Processing Effluents Using Unmodified Cocopeat as an Adsorbent by Ab Aziz, Nur Adila, Ruslan, Fatin Najihah, Wesam Al Madhoun, Wesam Al Madhoun

    Published 2023
    “…This was done to identify the best removal rates of SS, COD, NH3-N and TP from effluent food processing samples taken from two different discharge points based on their usages. …”
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    A Sustainable Approach for Removing Organic Pollutants from Food Processing Effluents Using Unmodified Cocopeat as an Adsorbent by Nur Adila Ab Aziz, Nur Adila Ab Aziz, Fatin Najihah Ruslan, Fatin Najihah Ruslan, Wesam Al Madhoun, Wesam Al Madhoun

    Published 2023
    “…This was done to identify the best removal rates of SS, COD, NH3-N and TP from effluent food processing samples taken from two different discharge points based on their usages. …”
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    A Sustainable Approach for Removing Organic Pollutants from Food Processing Effluents Using Unmodified Cocopeat as an Adsorbent by Ab Aziz, Nur Adila, Ruslan, Fatin Najihah, Wesam Al Madhoun, Wesam Al Madhoun

    Published 2023
    “…This was done to identify the best removal rates of SS, COD, NH3-N and TP from effluent food processing samples taken from two different discharge points based on their usages. …”
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    A Sustainable Approach for Removing Organic Pollutants from Food Processing Effluents Using Unmodified Cocopeat as an Adsorbent by Ab Aziz, Nur Adila, Ruslan, Fatin Najihah, Al Madhoun, Wesam

    “…This was done to identify the best removal rates of SS, COD, NH3-N and TP from effluent food processing samples taken from two different discharge points based on their usages. …”
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    Preliminary assessment of growth rates on different concentration of microalgae scenedesmus sp. in industrial meat food processing wastewater by Ahmad Latiffi, Nur Atikah, Radin Mohamed, Radin Maya Saphira, Mohd Apandi, Najeeha, Mohd Tajuddin, Ramlah

    Published 2017
    “…The result shows the different concentration of microalgae Scenedesmus sp. culturing in Industrial Food Processing Wastewater influence the cells growth of biomass and the optimum were obtained at concentration of 1x106 cells/ml which suggested use for Industrial Meat Food Processing Wastewater Treatment purposed. …”
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    A Sustainable Approach for Removing Organic Pollutants from Food Processing Effluents Using Unmodified Cocopeat as an Adsorbent by Ab Aziz, Nur Adila, Ruslan, Fatin Najihah, Al Madhoun, Wesam

    Published 2023
    “…This was done to identify the best removal rates of SS, COD, NH3-N and TP from effluent food processing samples taken from two different discharge points based on their usages. …”
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